I received this error: Vercel - Git author must have access to the project on Vercel to create deployments - Help

I am developing a project with next.js. The project is kept in a secret repository in the company's github account and my github account is authorized in this repository as colabrator. The project's development domain is also connected to the company's vercel account. We can see the changes we make from here.

However, I have been experiencing a problem for two days. When I add new branches, vercel does not give me access to my github account. As far as I understand, the company needs to switch to a pro account.

Despite this, yesterday we re-authenticated GitHub in to Vercel and the new branch I pushed was deployed without errors. I am trying again today and it does not work. I need to merge the new features of the project but I cannot do it, please help me.

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Vercel Staff

Thanks for reaching out, . Deploying private Git repositories involves some checks to ensure the person that made the commit is authorized to create new deployments on behalf of the team.

I have a few ideas that should help you get unstuck.

Make sure your GitHub account is connected to your Vercel account.
Make sure your Vercel account is a member of the Vercel team.
Make sure the commit's metadata matches one of your Vercel account email addresses. The git config command can be used to update it if needed.

Please give those a try and let me know if it works for you.

The Vercel account I am trying to commit to is the company's hobby account. So it is not my Vercel account. Do we need to switch to the Pro plan now? Because everything was going smoothly until 3 days ago and we had not changed any settings.

Vercel Staff

If the project falls under commercial use, that would require a Pro or Enterprise plan.

https://vercel.com/docs/limits/fair-use-guidelines#fair-use-guidelines

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Fair Use Guidelines

Learn how Vercel applies fair use guidelines across plans and usage-based resources.

Each user must have unique login credentials that must not be shared by multiple users.

https://vercel.com/legal/terms

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chrome_E8KsCfibU1

Vercel Staff

Thanks for reaching out, . Deploying private Git repositories involves some checks to ensure the person that made the commit is authorized to create new deployments on behalf of the team.

I have a few ideas that should help you get unstuck.

Make sure your GitHub account is connected to your Vercel account.
Make sure your Vercel account is a member of the Vercel team.
Make sure the commit's metadata matches one of your Vercel account email addresses. The git config command can be used to update it if needed.

Please give those a try and let me know if it works for you.

Vercel Staff

If the project falls under commercial use, that would require a Pro or Enterprise plan.

https://vercel.com/docs/limits/fair-use-guidelines#fair-use-guidelines

vercel.com

Fair Use Guidelines

Learn how Vercel applies fair use guidelines across plans and usage-based resources.

Each user must have unique login credentials that must not be shared by multiple users.

https://vercel.com/legal/terms

This topic is closed. It no longer accepts new replies.